40-second kinetic typography video with afrobeat groove

“create a 40-second kinetic typography video for [your thing]. give me a downloadable 1080p mp4 (16:9) with music and sound effects included. keep every word inside the frame.” 2. write a 5–7 line script this is the most important part. each line is one scene. a simple story shape that works: * hook: a short, bold opener (“one prompt.” / “wagmi.” / “we’re live.”) * proof: one big number (users, volume, lines of code, followers) * what it does: 2–3 short action lines * rhythm list: 3–4 single words that hit on the beat * payoff: your tagline and name at the end keep every line under 5 words. short words look better big. 3. give each scene a time for example: 0–4s hook, 4–10s number, 10–21s features, 21–27s word list, 27–33s specs, 33–40s ending. that tells claude where to speed up and where to slow down. 4. choose your look pick 2 colours max, one for the background and one for the text. brand colours work best. then choose a vibe: clean and minimal, loud and chaotic, retro, luxury. one sentence is enough. 5. choose your music name the genre and describe the feel. afrobeat, amapiano, drill, lo-fi, house all work. add: “sync the big words to the kick and bass hits.”